"without remainder" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is usually used when describing a division problem, and implies that the division was done to completion with no remainder. For example: "If I divide 12 by 4, I get 3 without remainder".
I became fascinated by those scalpel-sharp words that are untranslatable without remainder.
Both principles, when they define the meaning of humanity without remainder, find everything that resists them expendable.
It's misleading now to think of six or nine world religions, of pre-packaged traditions into which individuals can be subsumed without remainder.
"No one understands death, no one can comprehend it and size it up without remainder, and no one can ignore it".
Rather, it "emerges from a breakdown in the mind's efforts to make meaning," from the inability of fantasy to hold everything together, without remainder.
This, too, is a virtuosic turn, the more impressive for its understatement: it takes a perfect sense of pace, such that one event follows rhythmically upon the last, and the passing of time and its consequences fall neatly into sentences, without remainder or recourse to any larger structuring device.
Technically, each number in the binary carry sequence is the exponent of the highest power of two that will evenly divide the corresponding integer (where "evenly divide" means without a remainder).
However, the issues carry over without significant remainder for Davidson.
Without the remainder trust, this is what would happen: The IRA would be liquidated, creating, after a deduction for estate taxes, $1.8 million of taxable income.
On the other hand, the cases when V decays like (exp (-2langle xrangle )) or faster, or is compactly supported, are out of reach of our methods but the asymptotics (without a remainder estimate) were obtained in [21, 24, 27].
(iii) On the other hand, the cases when V decays like (exp (-2langle xrangle )) or faster, or is compactly supported, are out of reach of our methods but the asymptotics (without a remainder estimate) were obtained in [21, 24, 27]. .
